GC denyed. Help!
Sep 20th 2002, 5:12 am
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GC denyed. Help!
Hello,
How many time person can legally stay in USA after unsucsessful interview on the GC (DV2002)??
Thank you
How many time person can legally stay in USA after unsucsessful interview on the GC (DV2002)??
Thank you
Sep 20th 2002, 6:00 pm
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Re: GC denyed. Help!
What exactely do you mean by "unsucccessful interview" ? What went wrong?
"lisenok" wrote in message
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> Hello,
> How many time person can legally stay in USA after unsucsessful
> interview on the GC (DV2002)??
> Thank you
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
"lisenok" wrote in message
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> Hello,
> How many time person can legally stay in USA after unsucsessful
> interview on the GC (DV2002)??
> Thank you
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Sep 23rd 2002, 11:32 pm
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Re: GC denyed. Help!
"lisenok" wrote in message
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> How many time person can legally stay in USA after unsucsessful
> interview on the GC (DV2002)??
After a DV-based I-485 denial, the case goes into deportation proceedings at
the INS district office. It may take some time for the INS to start
deportation proceedings. It's probably a better idea to depart the U.S.
voluntarily before such proceedings begin.
I think it would be worthwhile for the person to sit down with an
immigration attorney, pay for his or her time, even if it is $200, and have
a detailed discussion of the options. It would be cheap at the price,
compared to the cost of dealing with INS after the trouble starts.
news:420348.1032498755@britishexpats-
.com...
> How many time person can legally stay in USA after unsucsessful
> interview on the GC (DV2002)??
After a DV-based I-485 denial, the case goes into deportation proceedings at
the INS district office. It may take some time for the INS to start
deportation proceedings. It's probably a better idea to depart the U.S.
voluntarily before such proceedings begin.
I think it would be worthwhile for the person to sit down with an
immigration attorney, pay for his or her time, even if it is $200, and have
a detailed discussion of the options. It would be cheap at the price,
compared to the cost of dealing with INS after the trouble starts.
